Rabbit Hole Ensemble’s naked, performed by Maggie Zhang and James Walsh, explores therapy, identity, intimacy, and cultural ...

In Speculations, by Torben Betts at the Marylebone Theatre, an investigative reporter gets too close to the truth of the high ...

The Other Side of Murder, a fast-paced farce by Torben Betts, follows Peter, portrayed by Rufus Hound, as his life unravels ...

Boston Manor House is the setting for a new adaptation of Robert Louise Stevenson's novella. The amiable Dr Jekyll reveals an ...

The Circle & Star Theatre in Hampstead, London, is approaching its first anniversary under the leadership of comedian Steve ...

The Questors production of Shakespeare's star-crossed tragedy Romeo and Juliet is faithful and emotional, but retains a ...

Standby Please, celebrating its 5th anniversary, features ten emerging musical theatre singers in a one-hour performance at Waterloo East Theatre. The program includes diverse songs from well-known ...

Liza Pulman and Joe Stilgoe are touring their show Hooray for Hollywood!, celebrating a century of movie musical songs. The tour includes stops at Salisbury, Chichester, and London’s Wilton's Music ...

Joy Nesbitt's play, Blood of my Blood, unfolds on a former plantation during the Civil War and today. It follows Tallulah, a ...

Romeo Lau's experimental play, "Blondie Blue Eyes," at the Voila! Theatre Festival explores themes of gentrification, identity, and cultural erasure through the story of an Asian girl who becomes a ...

As part of his linking voiceover during the concert revue, From The Heart, of his songs, lyricist Don Black credits three people for his long success. Matt Monro, the singer who sang early hits like ...

Cadel Evans was the first Australian cyclist to win the Tour de France in 2011, when he was 34. His story inspired Connor Delves to co-write and perform Cadel: Lungs on Legs, an hour in which he ...